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Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #386, published in February 1994 as a Direct Edition. This issue begins the “Lifetheft” storyline, one of the most significant Spider-Man story arcs of the 1990s. The adventure opens with the Vulture seeking ultimate revenge, setting in motion a series of events that would have a lasting impact on…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #388, published in April 1994 as a Direct Edition. This special double-sized issue concludes the “Lifetheft” storyline, bringing one of Spider-Man’s most dramatic early 1990s story arcs to an emotional finale. The oversized format offers an extended conclusion packed with action, suspense and lasting consequences for Peter Parker. The…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #391, published in July 1994 as a Direct Edition. This issue continues the “Shrieking” storyline with Part Two, as Spider-Man faces the unpredictable and dangerous Shriek in a dramatic confrontation that builds on the events of the previous issue. The striking cover artwork by Mark Bagley features Shriek bursting…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #397, published in January 1995 as a Direct Edition. This issue features Spider-Man battling the Lizard in a dramatic action-packed story and includes a special preview selection from the upcoming Byron Preiss Multimedia and Berkley Books anthology, The Ultimate Spider-Man. It also contains a bonus “Fabulous Creatures Handbook” feature,…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #401, published in May 1995 as a Direct Edition. This issue continues “The Mark of Kaine” storyline with Part 2 of 5, as Peter Parker becomes a fugitive while the mysterious Kaine closes in. A key chapter in the Spider-Man Clone Saga, it explores one of the most intriguing…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man #402, published in June 1995 as a Direct Edition. This emotional issue continues the aftermath of the landmark events of issue #400, as Spider-Man battles the mystical menace of Doctor Strange’s foe, D’Spayre, in a desperate struggle to save Aunt May’s soul. The striking cover artwork features Spider-Man confronting…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #18, published in 1984. This classic oversized annual features Spider-Man facing the Scorpion in the memorable story “The Scorpion Takes a Bride!”, with a script by Marvel legend Stan Lee. The 64-page annual delivers an extended adventure packed with action, humour and classic Spider-Man storytelling. The striking cover…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #20, published in 1986. This oversized annual features the return of the Iron Man of 2020, pitting Spider-Man against the futuristic armoured hero in a thrilling standalone adventure. As a 64-page special, it delivers an extended story packed with action and classic Marvel storytelling. The eye-catching cover showcases…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #24, published in 1990. This oversized annual features a fun standalone adventure guest starring Ant-Man, with Spider-Man mysteriously reduced to tiny size as he battles oversized threats in the story “Big Trouble for Little Spidey!”. The issue also includes Part One of “Spidey’s Totally Tiny Adventure”, making it…
Marvel Comics presents The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #27, published in 1993. This 64-page annual features Spider-Man facing the powerful new villain Annex in a standalone adventure packed with action and classic Marvel storytelling. The issue also celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the Avengers, featuring the special “Avengers Assemble! 30 Years 1963–1993” anniversary emblem on the…
Marvel Daredevil #56 was published in September 1969 and is a classic Silver Age issue featuring the striking cover story “And Death’s-Head Came Riding!”. The dramatic artwork showcases Daredevil facing the mysterious Death’s-Head in one of the more visually memorable covers from the late 1960s run of the series, making it an attractive addition for…
Marvel Daredevil #57 was published in October 1969 during the Silver Age of comics and features one of the era’s most memorable cover concepts, with Karen Page apparently discovering that Daredevil is really Matt Murdock. The dramatic cover artwork and bold period design make this issue a standout addition for collectors of classic Marvel titles…
